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[The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe] An Ambassador’s Warning to the French People | The Brussels Journal: The French people can measure its vitality by the number of mosques multiplying on their territory (sometimes with the help of Catholic and lay leaders), mosques run by imams 96% of whom are from foreign countries. Also by the prospect of seeing - in the second half of the 21st century - the fall of Catholicism in France to second rank, leaving first place to Islam.

[Chris Martenson blogs] Economy - Daily Digest - Mar 27 - Mar. 27, 2009 | Blogs at Chris ...: G-20 members already have agreed that developing countries need a bigger voice in the IMF. But under a system devised 63 years ago, each country's vote is tied to its financial commitments to the institution, which are determined by economic size, currency reserves and openness to trade and capital flows.

[Slugger O'Toole] Slugger O'Toole: The place is rampant with hoods let out of jails, while you call yourselves republicans, getting paid by people you are supposed to be at war with. You people have a cheek to say you support Palestine and democracy, while you dine with America which supports Israel and murdering innocent people, women and children, in Palestine, Iraq and beyond.

[The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe] Sharia Banking Conquers Europe | The Brussels Journal: “The justification for replacing capitalism with the Islamic model is based on an intentional corruption of Sharia law, but the banks’ clerics don’t seem to mind undermining their theological philosophy, since the ethical image their misrepresentation has created for Islamic banking has managed to spread Islamic ideology to non-Muslims in Britain. According to Al-Qaradawi, Islam’s ideological infiltration into the West will be the vehicle through which it will establish an Islamic government over the entire globe.”

[Global Voices Online] Global Voices Online » Serbia: Remembering NATO Bombing 10 Years Later: The bottom line is most of the attacks were purposely towards the civilian targets especially Serbian economy to accomplish what exactly? Like I said there is a very small chance that this post will be published but in a small case that it does I will say there is one and only thing that the 78 day bombing of CIVILIAN targets accomplished and that is the separation of Serbia’s holy land Kosovo and the support of the terrorist organization called KLA.

[Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies] Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies » Blog Archive » Dignity ...: The report argues that there is an acute absence of people’s participation in rehabilitation processes, as well as the need for urgent adoption and implementation of human rights standards (The report asserts that one of the major failures of the government has been its abdication of responsibility in ensuring strict adherence to human rights standards and constitutional guarantees in the implementation of rehabilitation programmes. Also, the failure to include women in planning processes had resulted in gender-insensitive outcomes while violating their human rights to housing, security, privacy, participation and livelihood.

[Dave's Mormon Inquiry] Dave's Mormon Inquiry: France Gets Religion: (Rachel's missing letter was a source of much anxiety to us.) The missionary dep't must be dealing with hundreds of anxious parents; I wish the mission president had taken it upon himself to contact the worried parents before they had to call the missionary dep't themselves.

[Hot Air TV] Hot Air » Blog Archive » What the heck does Treasury do?: But even the few voices they have won’t matter if Obama doesn’t hold meetings with them.  Congress mandated the FINSOB meetings as a key part of oversight over the distribution of TARP funds, and the failure to hold those meetings and provide minutes keeps Congress and the American people in the dark.  The failure of this economic advisory panel to meet as promised doesn’t break laws but does show that the administration seems oddly detached from the crisis and unwilling to engage in public on it. And the poor performance on staffing Treasury makes it look as though Obama doesn’t have much focus on it at all.

[Davids Medienkritik] Davids Medienkritik: Roger Cohen: "United States as the Anti-France": While the romans made the christians responsible for any misdevelopment in the empire and suppressed the jews in palestina some 2000 years ago, Europe started to initiate cruisades against the muslims once it was christianized and made the jews responsible for misdevelopments within its societies some 1000 years ago. Witches have been burned and heretics tortured to death in the following centuries.

[Hot Air » Top Picks] Hot Air » Blog Archive » Video: Do you trust Congress with health ...: The only thing you can be sure of is that the people providing the healthcare will have the least amount of input to the formation or revision of the law. That, and the absolute certainty that members of Congress and the Administration will never have to live under the health care restrictions they apply to the rest of us.

[Paul Krugman] Despair over financial policy - Paul Krugman Blog - NYTimes.com: By dealing first with the seemingly impossible financial industry crisis, the Obama administration may already have lost public support for dealing with energy and other issues with large infusions of cash. They may be forced to explore other routes to promoting the development of solar power, for example.

[Lim Kit Siang] Lim Kit Siang » Blog Archive » Second issue for Najib tomorrow ...: “It is safe to say that in the international media, the incoming Umno President and the presumptive Prime Minister is being evaluated through the Altantuya scandal. The UK’s Sunday Times, the International Herald Tribune, the French daily, Libération, The Australian Financial Review, the Far Eastern Economic Review and the New York Times have all published stories raising questions about the link between the murdered young woman, Dato’ Seri Najib, and the gigantic commission paid out by the French company Armaris to a Malaysian company for the purchase of submarines.

[DealBook] Another View: Curbing ”˜Mobocracy’ With Competence - DealBook Blog ...: 1) I agree that the public outrage is often quite legitimate and widely shared - which is why I highlighted the disturbing income disparity in the US today which just adds layers of authentic distress before adding in the suffering of the extensive current job loss and then the consideration of such injustices as wrongful recent top leadership excesses often rewarding poor performance and poorly targeted bailout money from taxpayers. My concern is that leaders constructively channel this public rage rather than fan the flames of vigilantism or exacerbate the problems by fingerpointing among themselves.

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